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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
Caused in Chicago by Charges
Against Jailor Folz'S Turnkey.
Evidence TO Prove the Manner Of Linss'S
Death introduced at the Inquest
to DiSprOVe Them.
Suicide the Only Plausible Theory.


CHICAGO, NOV. 10.
Quite a sensation was developed at the
lingg inquest today by the exhibition of three
letters received by the jurors. The letters
implied that the turnkeys killed Lingg They
were evidently written by the same man.
Jailor Folz testified that Lingg killed HIM
self with a small bomb three inches long He
exhibited the twisted bloodstained pieces of
the pipe found in his cell. 4 small bolt one
and one-half inches long plugged up one end
of the bomb and the rest contained dynamite.
Jailor Folz described the finding of the bombs
Sunday. Couldn't say how he got the bomb
with which he killed himself No one could
get near Lingg after the four bombs were
found, except the two keepers.
Sheriff Matson said that Lingg must have
had the bomb concealed about his person
somewhere.
County Physician Moyer probably gave the
correct place of concealment He said il
was within the bomb makers body. That
is the only way he could have concealed it
without our knowledge" said the doctor.
The jury seemed to accept the theory as
plausible.
The jury returned verdict that Lingg
came to his death from hemorrhage and fat
ty embolism of the heart, caused by the ex-
plosion of the bomb, with suicidal intent.
The Arbeiter Zeitung publishes letter adj
dressed to the wife of Engcl by certain
Snowman, offering $4,000 for the body of
Lingg the purpose being to place ii ON exhi-
bition in the different cities of the United
States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
THE MEETING OF THE CREDITORS
OF Woodman, True & Co, at Boston.

PORTLAND, Nov. I6.
The creditors of Woodman. True & Co. of
Portland met at the American House. Bos-
Ton Wednesday afternoon. Hon. Henry B.
Ileayes of Portland, presided The com
mittee appointed at the last meeting TO ex-
anime into the affairs of the firm reported
that they found the liabilities and assets sub
stantially as reported to the creditors at the
last meeting. They find that certain claims,
including taxes on the real estate. are pre-
ferred under the statutes of the State of
Maine that the total number of creditors is
$50. They report the stock in good condi-
ton and well selected that it was purchased
at reasonable figures and that the value. put
upon the same are in the aggregate reason
able.
As to the accounts and notes receivable
the committee report that large deduction
must be made from the par value The
schedules show that there are 800 debtors to
the firm. Some 300 Of these accounts are
given at $50 each about 500 accounts be
tween $50 and $500 and some other ac-
counts varying from $500 to sl20O. Sever
al of the notes set forth in the inventory as
contingent liabilities on discounted paper
have already gone to protest and there are
probably other notes endorsed by the firm
that may not be paid at maturity. The com
mittee also state that every facility has been
offered by the firm to aid in their inyestiga-
ton and it has been the desire of the firm
to give the creditor. just and accurate ae-
count of affairs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
NATIONAL CONVENTION
OF the w c. T U.--A Large and Repre-
sentative Assembly The Exercises OF
the First Session
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. /

NASHVILLE, Itnn., NOV. 10.
The National W. c. T. r., met in Wat
kins Hall this forenoon. Representatives
from almost every state and territory are pres
ent.
Upon the platform were Mrs. Judge Thomp-
son of Hilshoro, Ohio. the mother of the
crusade of 1888. Pundita Ramaha, Vice
President of the Worlds W. c. T. L., for
India, and the officers of the National Union.
Hannah Whitehall Smith, lately returned
from England. opened the convention with
a bible reading.
Miss Willard gave rs the motto for the
days to come. there is nothing inexorable
but love" She then delivered her annual
address Many distinguished visitors ad-
dressed the assrmbl3rp
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Maine Pensioners.

WAsHiNGroN, Nov. l6.
The following Maine people were granted
pensions to-day;
Miranda j., widow of Robert c. Pope,
Lisbon Falls, navy.
iual
original.
Carlton Dow, Coopers Mills, original.
G. }. Desmond, Bridgewater. increase.
j. z. A. Libby, Rockport, increase.
Henry Remission, Temple, increase.
Joseph f. Cranmore, Medford Centre,
increase
W +. Lilly. Cedar Grove, Reissue.
d. b. Abbott, North Anson, restoration
and reissue.
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A Workman Receives Severe Injuries.
Barn. Nov.

bNIH' .NON. To.
=. Landy. boiler maker at the New
England Iron Works, fell Wednesday
morning and broke two ribs
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THE RECENT RAINS
Burst a Dam and Cary Away a Bridge.

BELFAST, Nov. Is.
At an early hour Wednesday morning, the
dam ot the Belfast Water Company at Little
River broke, carrying away 35 feet in length
aud - in height. also the temporary dam be-
low and the Little River bridge between Bel
fast and Northrort. Rocks weighing three
tons were carried 200 feet. 1t will cost S250o
to replace the dam. The cause of the dam
breaking was that the new cement had not
hardened The water will be brought to the
city from the upper pond. The accident will
not prevent the introduction of water by
Dec. l>t
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CORPORATION MEETING.
The Annual Reports--The Election of
Officers
BRtp.TuN, Nov. lG.

BRtpoTuN, Nov. lG.
The annual meeting of the Bridgton <
Saco River Railroad Company was held here
today. The reports show the gross earnings
for the year to be S2l,l70; operating expen-
Sc. Sl5.2ls. which includes 81 ,i55 for the
repair of the roadhed and rolling stock. The
houdrd debt of the road is Slo6 ,00o and the
stock .sS9. .o5I The earnings of the road are
ample to pay the interest account, operating
expenses and keep the road in thorough re-
pair. The old boarl of officers were re-clect-
ed excepting David +. Chaplin was elected
director to represent the towns stock W.
+. Perry is president Z. +. Bumham, treas
urrr, aud Joseph A. Bennett, superintendent,
general freight and ticket agent and clerk.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Change in Base Ball Rules Adopted
by the Convention.
Broughton 81

NV Vhh' sNWF. I7s
The convention shortly after noon adopted
changes in the rules approved at Pittsburg-
Broughton Signs with Detroit.
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RICHMOND.

Rubber dealers report a geod trade this
week.
Work at the new shoe factory is increas-
ing.
Farmers report the travelling very bad.
Walt Whitney is packing shoes at the new
shoe factory.
The Methodists gave supper at their chap
Ell Wednesday night.
A cargo of hay is being discharged at the
cotton mill wharf.
II. c. Reed has $500 worth of prizes which
he intends giving away.
J. NJ. Curtis is clerking at A. C. Spauld-
ing's.
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COLLEGE HAZING.
The Williams Faculty Make a State
ment Concerning Young Choate.
WuLGAMsTowS, Mass,

WHLIAMsTowS, Mass. Nov. l6
The faculty of Williams College today
issued long statement of the hazing of
young Choate some weeks ago, sworn to by
the students concerned. The story differs
only slightly from the reports published at
the time. The students deny the use of force,
water. or any means detrimental to his
health The official list of the students CON
cerned is, l.. V Beckwith, {. l.. Case, W.
II. Birmingham, l.. c. Cowper, ). Crook.
l.. Crosby, ]. H. Dennison, y. Gorham, W
F. .Iudson G. z. Heating, q. y Lansing, F.
II. Lowell, F. T. Nevin. J. O. Nichols, c.
C. Mott, W. II. Partridge c. VI. Ransom,
NJ. F. Rnynolds, + X. Scribner. q. X. Tur-
ner, II. r. Nermilye
According to the affidayits no part of
Choate's clothing was removed. and the
Sophomores deny having spoken with him
at any time on religious subjects.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
OLD BUT SAVAGE.
capt. John Fogg of Freeport, Before
Judge Gould

PORTLAND, Nov lG.
capt. John Fogg of Freeport was before
the court on petition of some of his relatives
that he be placed under bonds to keep the
peace they believing him insane. Mr.. Fogg
ls an old sea captain aud is now eigbtv-tbree
years old He has recently been seized with
attacks OF extreme ugliness, when he would
imagine ne had been wronged and threaten
the lives OF the whole family, so that they
were IN constant fear of him. Affairs
reached a climax lat Saturday when the old
gentleman became very violent and struck
MS "lte over the head with a lantern and
created such a disturbance that the town
officers had to be called in The selrctmen
were asked to take the matter in charge and
they decided that they were not justified in
adJndglng him insane. Matters becoming
worse the family were obliged to request
Judge Could to issue a warrant for his arrest
and the matter was brought into the NUM-
cipal Court The evidence was heard there
thi. morning, Benz. Thompson Esq, ap-
pcaring for the petitioners and c. W. Morrill,
for Captain Fogg,
After listening to the evidence Judge
Gould said that it was one of the saddest
cases he bad ever known. Here was an old
man just on the verge of the grave who it
was very evident was at times unaccountable
for his actions. He was advised that he
could not furnish bonds and he did not want
as the selrctnen of Freeport did not see fit
to adjudge him insane he did not feel iusti-
fled in calling him so at present, though it IS
perfectly evident that he is 50 insane.
His honor then rtmandcd Capt Fogg to
the care of Constable Oxnard of Freeport
and continued the casc for further testimony
until Saturday morning
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STEAMSHIP LINE BOYCOTTED
1t Transported Persons to Jail

DuRIIN, Nov. l6.
Notices have been posted in county Glare
ordering a boycott of the Shannon steamship
Company for conveying prisoners to the
Limerick Jail.
The FreeInan's Journal says that the gov
ernment has decided To abandon the prosecu-
ton of Lord Mayor Sullivan for publishing
reports of the meetings of the suppressed
branches of the league.
The tenants on the county Down estates of
Lord Londonderry, lord lieutenant, have de-
clined 10 accept an offer of fifty per cent. re-
duction of rents and will carry out their de-
termination To enter the land court.
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SECOND DIsPArCH.


BosToN, Nov. lG.
There was a meeting of the creditors of
the Portland Me, firm of Woodman, True
& Co., this afternoon
The investigating committee reported LA
blities as S3j7 200; merchandise and assets
Sll9,O00; outstanding accounts in the form of
notes, etc, S23G 900.
Other notes are held by the firm amount
ing 10 $40, 900, which are of little value as
assets. The firm offered to compromise at
30 cents, but the offer was not accepted.
1t was voted by large majority that the
firm be petitioncd into involuntary insol-
Vency.
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A BURNING SCHOONER


PORTLAND, Nov. IL.
The schooner Arizona belonging to the
firm Of Sargent Lord < Skillings was dis
covered to be ON fire TUESDAY night by a
sailor who returned to her from visit up
town. late in the evening. The fire caught
in one of the sleeping hunks int the forecastle'
and was well under way when discovered.
hut by timely exertion was subdued The
loss was slight and the damage consists main
lv in the scorchiug and charring of her cell
ing boards.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE.
weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours

WAR DEPARTMENT.
", ohce Of the Chief Signal Officer.
ARLINGTON, ID. G., Nov. Il, Ia. NJ.
For Maine Fair followed in the northern
portion by light snow or rain light to fresh
winds generally west to south; slight rise in
temperature
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
The Arrest of Noted Burglars Wanted
for Breaking into the Roxbury, Mass,
Gas Co s Office

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.
Miller and Carson in custody here for
burglarizing the office of the Roxbury. Mass.
Gas Co, have been identified today as the
perpetrators of the largest bond robbery on
record. They stole $4,000 in securities
from the office of James Young, New York,
real estate broker, about 1879. The full
amount was recovered. No direct evidence
could be brought against Carson and Miller
as they escaped from the Court bailiff the
day before the case came up.
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A NOTICE OF SUSPENSION


CoATICooK, Que, Nov. l6.
The Central bank of Canada suspended
payment today. The following notice is
posted on the doors of the bank In conse-
quence of the present money stringency the
Central bank has not been able to realize ON
its assets promptly enough to meet immedi-
ate demands upon it, 1t has therefore for
the present suspended payment
1t is impossible to give any idea of the
banks position at present
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MAcHINS, Nov. l6.
Brig Raven of Machas, Jas. Stuart, mas
ter was driven on the rocks last night in
gale near the west entrance of Quoddy Head.
She was loaded at Sand River for the West
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BUTTONS COVERED TO ORDER.

paAhy size, any quantity, and from any fabric
Tau, de plain or with edge Of ivory of the same or con
m;ng ms,;ng colors Flat or ball shape send for infor
MMa,lon MauoIn TO +. ii. G0LDTHWAIrE & CO, Button
~anuiaeturers, Springfield, Mass.
vo,y goods dealers taors dressmakers will take
o,a. orders and send us, not, you can send
N'' and remnant cloth direct.
oct12dW &S3m
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New Postmaster in Maine

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
An order has been issued discontlnuing the
s,oc;aI service to Riggsville from Arrowsie'
and change made in the star service iio"
Ratb to Georgetown, so as to embrace Riggs
v;l,e between Arrowsic and Georgetown IN
o,oas;,g the distance three and one-haii
miles.
Melyina F. Snow has been commissioned
postmaster at West Winterport.
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Reunion Of New Hampshire Veterans.

RosToN, Nov. lG.
The reunion and reception dinner Of the
New Hampshire veterans of Massachusetts,,
was held at Meonian hall tonight F. II.
Buffum presided. The following toasts were
responded TO among others: .'Our mother
State" Gov. Sawyer; New Hampshire
grants" 1t. Gov Fuller of Vermont; Ma
tional encampments, J. c. Lincoln of New
Hampshire. \. hundred were present. 4
great ovation was rendered to Governor Saw
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The Standard Wednesday morning saws
While it will no doubt be Mr.. Chamberlains
object to adjust the international questions
which have arisen out of, but are outside Of
the question of fisheries themselves. the in
terests of the Dominion lie in obtaining from
the United States as large a measure as
possible of commercial concessions in e1-
change for the free use of her fishing
grounds
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THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
Will Carefully Inspect American Bound
Vessels.
\Ew YoRk. Nov. 1G.

NEW YORK, Nov. lG.
The Italian government has informed
Secretary Bayard who communicated the
fact to Mayor II ewitt that although cholera
has entirely ceased in all parts of Italy, or
ders have been given that atthe departure of
each steamer bound to the United States,
every cmgrant be submitted to medical
examination.
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LQNDONS Ex-LORD MAYOR
Dies Suddenly in Railroad Carriage

LoNDoN. Nov. l6.
Sir William Macarthur, ex-lori mayor, ex-
member of the House of Commons and the
munificcnt patron of the Wesleyan church,
died in carriage on the underground rail
way. today.
He probably choked to death as the black
est fog that has been known for years, pre-
vailed at the time.
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THE MITCHELLSTOWN RIOT
The Latest Developments i'll the Case
Now Before the Court

DUBLIN, Nov. Is.
The court of the Queens bench quashed
the verdict of the coroner's jury at Mitch
clstown, in the case of the victims of the
police shooting on the ninth day of Septcm-
Der.
The jury was irregularly impanelled and
the coroner's conduct was illegal and impair
tial.
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DYEING

nurIMo How TO send Goods TO the Dye House.
uIfINt- Garments of every description
1iiNA Cleaned or Dyed whole and pressed
ready for wear. Faded OF worn goods must ne uyeu
dark cOors to lood WELL also to give option OF two
colors, your address plainly written on slip OF
paper with the color you want pinned ON TO the
goods Do your parcel up well, tie strong, and IL
,eei ,ei TO FOSTERS FOREST CITY DYE HouSt,
Id treble Street, Portland, Maine.
LARGEST DYE HOUSE IN MAINE.
oct6d&w2m.
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BATHS RUMSELLERS
Sentenced in the Municipal Court,

Barn. Nov. IL.
In the Bath municipal court "Wednesday
Albert Gay and 7. Leydon were
fined 500 aud costs for search and seizure.
The latter paid and Gay appealed Henry
Narney. the express driver, was arraigned on
the same complaint. waived hearing and
furnished bonds for the :. J. Court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. lG
Extensive forest fires are raging in the
adjacent country, resulting from drouth
Drouth has continued for six months and
of cattle have died from thirst.
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The Crown Prince Better.

BERLIN, Nov. l6.
The Crown Prince took long walk today
and afterwards received the Emperor and
Empress of Brazil. His voice Is clearer and
be is in good spirits. Letters are constantly
being received from all parts of Germany
and abroad recommending specifics which
the writer's aver will effect cure
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STATE OF MAINE.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY of STATE,
Augusta, oct. 10Th, leSs.
- The Committee Of the Executive Council upon
daNailon and Expenditures will be in session ~ ie
Soahc'l Chamber at Augusta, on the 10TH dat ol NO
s'~Otrsdt-4Q O'Clock \. NJ. for the purpose OF aS
,eriaiuing e>s4lAv Of the stock OF the various ran
reads operating or 6rfag operated within TINS olat9
@prpyided hy statute, chap. Il, sec II. ANY ana N
Persons desiring so 10 do may be heard upon tle
natter under consideration nj the time herein spe-
cited nKAAIANpAL SMITH.
For the Committee. Secretary OF State.
oct29d&wid
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BURNED TO DEATH.
-Four Hundred Passengers Perish in a
Burning Steamer.

CANTON, China, Nov. l6.
The steamer Wah Yeung has been burned
in the Canton river. About 400 passengers
are supposed 10 have been lost
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KING HUMBERT
Opens the Italian Parliament.

RoME, Nov Is.
The Italian Parliament opened today.
King Humbert from the throne said My
heart rejoices that Italy is 50 strong through
her arms and sure of her alliance friendly
with all nations. All my efforts aim at the
PRESERVATION of peace.
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BAYARDS COMMISSION
will Probably Convene To-day.

WASHINGTON, Nov. i6.
The fisheries conference will probably
commence tomorrow. Mr.. Chamberlain ar
rived in Washington today and Mr.. Tupper
will arrive tomorrow. The conference will
begin at the State department on the latter's
arrival and continue from day to day until
the work is completed.
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The New York Cable Railway Assigns.


NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
The New York Cable Railway Constrnc-
tion Company has made an assignment with
liabilities at 100000. Chas. d. Ingersoll
of Philadelphia is president. and ex-Goy.
Curtin and extension Commissioner Dudley
are among the directors.
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MONUa1GNT
TO Gen. John c Breckenridge Unveiled

LEXINGTON. Ky, Nov. l6
The unvciling Of the monument to the
memory of Gen. John c. Breckenridge took
place before many people today. Represent
atves of the federal and confederate armies
took part. Senator Beck gave the history of
the memorial.
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M. E. Board of Education Meets at New
York

New YORK, Nov l6.
The Board of Education of the NJ +.
Church held its annual meeting in this city
today. 1t has changed the entire educational
interests of the church in the United States.
Its income is about $4,000. Today $50 900
was appropriated for the aid of students in
the schools and seminaries throughout the
country. Bishop Andrews of Washington, was
elected president in place of the late Bishop
| lIurriS
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Fire at Waterville.

WATERvGuLE, Nov. l6.
The house of Ross Ray about mile out
of Waterville village, caught fire Tuesday
morning and burned to the ground. 1t is
thought the fire caught from defective
chimney. The property was insured.
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THE PAPAL OPINION
On the Irish Situation as Stated by the
Times.

LONDON. Nov. lG.
The Times says 1t is reported in Rome
that the Pope has entirely disapproyed the
awlessness and political fanaticism of the
people in Ireland and has sent instructions
to the clergy with reference to their future
attitude regarding the relations between
landlord and tenant.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
while at Work on the Canadian Pacific
Railroad
RRowNNILLE

BRowNyILIE. Nov. l6,
An Italian lahorer was instantly Killed
TUESDAY morning. on the railroad at Norm
Brownyille. While the workmen were I'M
dermining, the overhanging bank came down.
The unfortunate man was caught between
,,.., houlders and his intestines crushed from
his body.
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MARKET REPORTS.
------------.--------- --7--------------------
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. ie.
FLoUR--far and steady.
wHKAr-Inoderate. No. spring. 72la72i; No. 2
red, 72l.
CoRS--frm, No. q 4ia424.
OATS steady and firm, No. 2 25l.
RYE---quiet at 57lc.
BARLEY--frm at TO-
PoRK---af IL O0a13 IS.
LARD--at6 @ 45a6 IS.
BULK MEAT Shoulders, 20; short RIBS y;
short ele 76.
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CRIMES AfDACCIDENTS.
BLOWN UP.
Building Destroyed and Six Men Killed.
Hancock Michigan.
Building Destroyed and Six Men Killed
H,Ncnck Mich Nnx- L.

HANCOCK Mich, Nov. 10.
The packing house of the Hancock Chem
ical Works was blown up "Wednesday morn
ing, and six m~n were killed. There are no
particulars as vet.
Later--Fifteen hundred pounds of dyna-
mite were stored in the building. There
was not a trace of the men or building left.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
What the Official List Shows Concern
ing it

NAsHINGToN, Nov. l6-
The official list of the members of the next
House of Representatives shows that it will
consist of l6S democrats, l53 republicans
and Independents.